Why Online Courses Are the Future of Business
Have you noticed more and more online courses becoming available to you but don’t know why? Do you want to
New VAT system will be fairer but more
HMRC’s new penalty regime for late filing and late payments of VAT will be fairer but more complex with interest
Northern Ireland economy expected to shrink next year
Ulster University economists expect the Northern Ireland economy to shrink next year, followed by a weak recovery in 2024. The
Evri says sorry for parcel delays in run-up
If you’ve been waiting ages for an online order to arrive, you’re not alone. Companies including ASOS, H&M and JD
Jeremy Hunt to announce major reforms for UK’s
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will launch a major reform of the UK’s financial sector, with plans to rip up red tape
Rise in computer professions as manufacturing jobs decline
The number of people working in programming and computer consultancy has risen by more than 250,000 workers over the past
Soldiers’ Christmas cancelled to cover striking Border Force
Hundreds of soldiers have been told their Christmas leave is cancelled for the second year in a row after they
Facebook owner Meta sublets part of Dublin HQ
Meta Platforms has decided not to occupy part of its recently developed European HQ in Dublin and will instead sublet
Christmas party cancellations ‘near Omicron level amid UK
Pubs and restaurants have suffered a collapse in Christmas party bookings due to next week’s UK rail strikes. Industry chiefs
Package holiday demand dips as UK cost of
Holiday bookings for three-star destinations are starting to drop as households hit by the cost of living crisis cut back